Immune Health

Supporting immune health through the gut microbiome

The future of immune support is rooted in the gut.

Approximately 70% of the body’s immune cells are located in the gut, making gut microbiome health essential for building immune resilience. Acting as the body’s natural lines of defence against pathogens, the immune system is a complex network of interconnected systems, communication, cells, signalling molecules, and functions that help maintain optimal health.

As consumer awareness of the gut-immune connection grows, demand is rising for effective, science-backed solutions that support everyday immune resilience

Why the gut microbiome is central to immune health

The gut microbiome – the complex ecosystem of trillions of microorganisms residing in the intestinal tract – plays a fundamental role in immune function through several key mechanisms:

Supporting and regulating immune cell development

Producing metabolites that influence immune signalling

Modulating inflammatory responses

Maintaining intestinal barrier integrity

Competing with potentially harmful microorganisms

Scientific evidence suggests that a balanced gut microbiome, particularly with healthy levels of beneficial bacteria such as bifidobacteria, is closely linked with a stronger, more resilient immune function.

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